Bitcoin buyers have been steadily accumulating coins between $81,000 and $82,000 since late September 2026, while sell orders above $83,300 have become scarce. Large investors, or whales, have added over 14,335 BTC since October 1, signaling confidence and a weaker sell pressure at higher levels. The price faces resistance from a significant cluster of coins bought between $84,000 and $86,500, with the $87,000 level previously capping gains. Traders will watch if whale buying continues and whether Bitcoin can break through these supply zones to move higher.
As Bitcoin buyers hold firm between $81,000 and $82,000, the coin trades at Rp1.492.396.679 on Pluang as of Oct 07, 2026 22:51 WIB, showing a 3.16% decline over the past day. Market activity on Pluang reveals a slightly higher sell pressure with 53% of orders to sell versus 47% to buy, while typical holders keep their positions for about 111 days. This trading behavior highlights cautious sentiment despite ongoing whale accumulation noted in the news.
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